WHY has WH Smith replaced most tills at their Central and Queen Street station shops with self- service units – only to pay people to stand and point them out to customers?
Could those people not just have manned the check-outs?
Most people either want a lottery ticket or cigarettes, which are not available at self-service, leading now to longer queues and presumably loss of business at the few staffed tills.
L Gallacher Clydebank
I'm in my 50s now and have been going to the Pavilion Panto in Glasgow since I was five.
I always remember the end, when they ask the audience, "Did you enjoy that? Want mair? Come back ramorra".
Still doing it this year. Pure dead brilliant.
P Liddell Paisley
I went to see Sleeping Beauty at Rutherglen Town Hall and the show was brilliant, a laugh a minute.
It highlights some great emerging young Scottish female comedy talent – working alongside Steve McKenna and Raymond Mearns.
It was every bit as good and enjoyable as the big names at the King's.
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I would like to wish a Merry Christmas to all the shops and businesses which no longer accept personal cheques.
Thanks to them my ISA and bank accounts are bulging.
M Stewart Dunoon
YOU asked (December 20), what is the secret of Glasgow's Hillhead High's exam successes. As a retired teacher, I'll give a one-word answer: parents.
Nothing motivates a child to learn like encouraging parents; parents who put their children's needs before their own, and set standards at home for acceptable behaviour.
It's the parents who deserve all the praise.
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